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Because the legal system is low moving even when major corporations aren't trying to delay things and you can bet that Apple did everything they could to slow down enforcement. I'm surprised it only took 4 years.
What can they do?
or they can donate to Dumnald's inauguration fund and get a corporate pardon tomorrow
All of that takes place during the trial, not after.
The answer you're looking for is: it took 4 years to enforce the original ruling because Apple appealed that decision. Many of the slow walking tactics used during the original trial remain available during the appeal stage.
Interesting that the article doesn't say anything about an appeal, and also that Apple will appeal this decision as well...